republicans do not wants to win the border crisis they want to use it as a campaign. and that's for trump. now, the republicans know trump is going to be convicted and they're doing everything they can to push it on biden for everything that's going wrong in this country. biden is out there doing his best for everyone. republicans and democrats. and it's a shame that it was a circus today with the republicans. especially at the end when that man ranted two hours after it was adjourned and just kept on going. thank you for listening to me.

and they've come from the us republican lawmakers. it says that i have a fema likes solution would produce a quick a end to the conflict. i don't think any of our a rush they're trying to help us. we should be the issue. it shouldn't be like a symbol begs spokesperson attempts to damage control by send. the congressman was just using a metaphor and emphasizes emphasizes with innocence, guidance, but few of buying that's explanation. the comments come as the enclave faces, like you, monitoring catastrophe is really bombardments, of just sort of a 70 percent of infrastructure and foster displacements of almost $2000000.00 palestinians. residents struggling to survive with limited access to food and flight. this is very a strike on sunday hits a 10th come in the courtyard of the like, so much as possible. so kidding to palestinians. thousands of civilians have been sheltering that for months need reports of estimates and that's on average 15, dozens of killed every hour off of them children. less than you do list mohammed a bu. ruge was a

we have to wait to see explosive comments on how to end of the guys of war have come from the us. republican lawmaker who says the palestinian enclave should be swiftly annihilated by bombs. i don't think any of our a rush . they're trying to help us, we should be the issue. it shouldn't be like what's in walberg spokes person was clicked to scramble for damage control climbing the congressman was just using a metaphor and actually emphasizes with innocent thousands. but critics say they're not buying the excuse. the comments com as the enclave faces a humanitarian catastrophe. is really bombardments, have destroyed over 70 percent of dies and infrastructure and forest. the displacement of almost 2000000 palestinians civilians are struggling to survive with extremely limited access to food and water. well, some of the latest is really our strikes on sunday had a tent camp in the courtyard of the opposite hospital telling at least 2 people. thousands of this place civilians had been sheltering at the medical facility. 4 months. palestinian journalist mohammed uh moved the rouge who cooperates

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the goals of all have come from the us. republican lawmaker who saves the palestinian enclave, should be swiftly and not. i could find phones. i don't see any more. a rush to sell us. we should it shouldn't be like 10 wal books folks. boston was clicked. a scramble for damage control came in. the congressman was just using a master for about 20 emphasizes with innocent dawson's records like say that not finding the excuse the comments, comments again, plays, faces. a humanitarian catastrophe is rarely bombardments, have destroyed. i've a 70 percent of golf and infrastructure and full displacements of almost $2000000.00 palestinians civilians all struggling to survive with extremely limited access to food on wholesome, for the 96 months alone will in gaza, has claimed the 32700 lives according to local officials, as the idea is only expanded and gets military offensive, many is ready. citizens are speaking in favor of that strategy. with some even quoting from o roger co solutions. what was your day? i believe there is a decision that must be made. i understand everyone and the poor pe

the guys of all have come from the us republican lawmaker. it says that he was shima like solution would produce a quick a end to the conflict. i don't see any of our a rush to sell us. we should be the issue. it shouldn't be. why a simple bed spokes person attempt to damage control by saying the congressman was just using a metaphor and emphasizes with innocent guidance, but few of buying dots explanation. and the comments come as the enclave faces humanitarian catastrophe. instead of bombardments, have destroyed over 70 percent of infrastructure and foster displacements of almost 2000000 palestinians residents are still going to survive with limited access to food and water. the latest is really a site on some day hits attends incumbents in the courtyard of lots and lots as hospital coming to palestinians. thousands of civilians have been sheltering that for months. i mean, reports estimates is an average of 15 gardens are killed every hour. off of them, a children saw a senior, jo listed mohammed, a boot rouge, was also severely injured. an

also at the us republican lawmakers suggest about eco solutions ending the boy and gaza, as washington approves another 2 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. on the took his presence a cape talk, the faces a shocking blow as the country's main opposition.

all we need is a handful of republicans, 20 or 25, to join us. they started this congress with 225 republican members. all we need is 20 or 25. on every single issue of significance throughout this entire congress, house democrats who are in the minority have provided the overwhelming majority of votes to get things done for the american people. and on the issue of the national security bill, we are ready, willing, and able to do the same. we just need a handful of traditional republicans to break with the maga extremists and join us to lift up america's national security. reporter: speaker johnson has a one-vote majority in the house. what do you see or hope to see happening in the future, with that in mind? mr. jeffries: speaker johnson. with respect to -- just checking to see fifs paying attention. with respect to the agenda moving forward, as we have repeatedly said, as house democrats, we want to work together. to solve problems. for hardworking american taxpayers. we will continue to put people over politics. and to fight for things that mat

lemme republicans around us and we are sure that the syria and the islamic republic don't forget their enemies. one of course now all the r g c has yet to comment and warn israel of any consequences. but for now, we hear comments from the iranian officials, especially from, and also can on either want in spokesperson for the iranian a foreign ministry who has warrant of serious repercussions. he says, he has said that israel would be liable and responsible for any more escalation, wider escalation on a regional scale because is we have has a salt and they're wanting consulate and that is based on the i want in for an industry that is a clear violation of all international laws and conventions to you. so thanks very much for bringing this up to date on all of our t correspondent use of july into room. also in to run through the colonial aside mohammed around the spoke to the program earlier. he told us the, it's really a tax and his, you are going to bring major ramifications. this was a direct attack on the run and the run in territory. this is unprecedented. and these are the regime m

committee , a republican, this is one of those three mikes , which absolutely clearly support us republicanse chairman of the foreign affairs committee, mike. the chairman of the defense committee, michael rogers, and mike turner , this is the trio that constantly pushes forward aid for ukraine. what exactly is he saying? he says that a compromise has allegedly been found within the republican party, first of all, and in principle in the middle, in the middle of congress, that there will still be a separate bill, without the one that passed the senate, already without... with border, so that it would still be easier for him to come to the house of representatives, and this is one of the compromises on the part of the republicans, the republicans also insisted that at least the part that is direct financial aid for ukraine should still become a loan, that is, from 60 of those 60 billion, almost 60 billion dollars that are planned to be provided. allocate to ukraine, about 12 billion can be as a loan, and the rest as non-returnable military aid, this is what is currently circulating inside the

thousands of protesters got outside his residence and surround parliaments in jerusalem, also had the us republican low make us just so radical solutions ending the war, inc garza as washington, a priest, another 2 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. and the to the cation presidents, a k positives.

unveiling of the new face of west asia this time but with iran's staging of the appointment of us republican representative rich mccormick, iran's attack on the occupying regime caused the joint pain of western countries supporting tel aviv from this attack. it shows the place where he tells the american media news max: "for all of us , the situation has become dire." simultaneously with the release of pictures of iranian missiles hitting the defined targets , the zionists claimed to have intercepted most of the missiles. a claim disputed by former un weapons inspector scott ritter on rasha today. israel is defenseless. iran with at least seven of our new supersonic missiles. to the base navatim air force attacked. but not a single iranian missile was intercepted. of course, ritter's disclosure only refers to one of the targets of iran's missile attack. official: we will see more cases, not necessarily from iran, but from neighboring countries that are loyal to iran and its cause. i think we have to carefully see how the houthis will react . how will the militias in iraq react and of course

well, actually, the democrats used to do that under truman, when they used republican tactics in a weirdwhat do i mean? the first is actions to help israel. which seems a strange wonder, in fact, they found out in 10 days through intelligence that the instruction was given to prepare an attack on the 13th or 14th, and titanic work was carried out over the course of 10 days, because it's one thing when we just talk without understanding what it is, and another thing, what is it like when there are 300 objects in the air, and to separate them between the israeli. anti-missile anti-aircraft defense system, aircraft of france, great britain and the united states of america. we understand what we are talking about, it is a colossal amount of work, the involvement of appropriate equipment, monitoring systems, guidance, i am not talking about the introduction of fire. and this is the first thing that struck me from the point of view of how the democrats acted, and the second thing is that they... accepted this position of the republicans regarding the provision of long-range atakams to ukraine,

us congress. there are defective in the republican majority party or don't want more us taxpayer money for ukraine up into chunks and they have the support of president biden and they released this package the same day us military leaders testified here at the us capitol that ukraine is running out of money, running out of munitions and the delays have gone on too long. but that cross—party support is going to be crucial to get it passed, isn't it?— going to be crucial to get it passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial, passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial. it— passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial, it is _ passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial, it is now _ passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial, it is now the - passed, isn't it? not only is it crucial, it is now the new- passed, isn't it? not only is it| crucial, it is now the new norm passed, isn't it? not only is it. crucial, it is now the new norm in washington, dc, where minority party vote are getting everything through, including programmes and bills to keep the us government from shutting down. that is why the house speaker her

have come from the us republican lawmaker who says the palestinian enclave should be swiftly annihilated by bombs. i don't think you're a rush to help us. we shouldn't be the issue. it shouldn't be like you know, tim walberg spokes person was quite to scramble for damage control, claiming the congressman was just using a metaphor and actually emphasizes with innocent diamonds. but critics say they're not buying the excuse. the commons commas the enclave faces a humanitarian catastrophe. is really bombardments, have destroyed over 70 percent of jobs and infrastructure and force. the displacement of almost 2000000 palestinians. civilians are struggling to survive with extremely limited access to food and water but some of the latest is really airstrikes on sunday had attend to camp in the courtyard of the opposite hospitals for like at least 2 people. so i was, is of display civilians have been sheltering at the medical facility for months fellow city and journalists, mohammed boot the ruse was severely injured by and is really or a strike in front of the ox, the hospital while he was film

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lowered the age of conscription from $27.00 to $25.00, several weeks before that became the whole us republican senator lindsey graham paid a visit to key if demanding that ukraine's and man much younger than 25 at to the ball field, seeing more people are needed on the front one to discuss this further, let's prost life 2 u. s. military veteran, scoffed bennett scott griffin, have you on today? so the mobilization bill has passed. is that going to translate to a boost on the bustle fee? does you trans leadership hopes? you know, it's going to, it's going to boost the russians victory. it's going to a quick and rushes victory. this is a remarkable opportunity. this is a wonderful pivot point because essentially zalinski and his regime and key as is clearly unmistakably positioning itself to harm murder and destroy the average young men and women in all of ukraine. so this is the clear de more cation moment when ukraine and valencia becomes hitler, and the ukrainian people, the old men and boys, forced in to the last throes of the war to die. so it is a wonderful opportunity to leverage and take

the reason why 112 republicans voted against it for the reason why they voted for it, when you get down to it, they are usingitch other to create a majority where when you have republicans or districts, a chance to vote for or against the party to keep their district happy. the vote today was inconsequential for republicans because democrats showed up and voted and i think that will be easy to use against republicans in the election. >> republicans are experiencing something democrats under nancy pelosi experience with the slim majority in dealing with coalitions, it creates chaos as we've seen. i want to play something from mike, who was upset. >> continuation of the concho, when you look at the challenges facing our country, voters elected house republicans majority to govern, serve us a check and balance on the walking a penetration. what's happening within our conference undermining our ability to govern and hold the administration accountable. johnson like mccarthy before him is doing the right thing putting article legislation on the floor in favor of the american people and america's role in the world

republicans used to be the hawks in congress. republicans used to be reliably anti-russian votes in congress, but now they're pushing a very specific, very pro-russia version of american isolationism. the russia-ukraine issue has quite literallyss become a litm test to see if you're maga enough to make it into today's republican party. >> he'll spare no tax dollars to secure the border in ukraine. bost handed out $40 million in tax credits to ukraine instead of funding trump's border wall. >> ukraine treats america like their atm. their man in alabama, chuck goodrich will put america first. >> those were ads for republican primary races. those weren't even ads for the general election. those were ads where republicans were trying to outflank each other, trying to show how much more conservative they were than their opponents by proudly declaring how willing they are to stop funding ukraine and to let russia win. what happened here? how did the republican party do a 180 on russia? well, like pretty much everything else in the repub

delivery on capitol hill today, house republicans sending two articles of impeachment against department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, over to the us senate, senate for trial. the underlying message house republicans are trying to send about one of the biggest issues dividing america right now and leading this our de to, of the new york hush money cover up case against donald trump going long and on a very critical day, court was supposed to wrap for the day about half an hour ago. that's good, right to cnn's brynn gingras in new york's is outside the court. brynn, what are you hearing? why are they still in session there? >> still trying to find that jury, jake, you know, at the beginning of the day, it was unclear if there was going to be a single juror seated. and now by today, at this moment, there are six that are seeded, included putting a four-person so the process is continuing at this very hour. some of the details about the six people that we know about so far. of course, they remain anonymous, but one is originally from ireland, that person is already declared the foreperson when this case goes to trial, there's an and k

this is of course, happening against the backdrop of the growing skepticism, especially among us house republicans about. so you was to, is a role in the world about the us to support for, for, and wars offer support for its allies and void embroiled in foreign wars. and what's the expectation from casita here is, is that they should not give up on us leadership. and if they don't, japan will be there to help. now, to be fair, japan really has been putting it's money where it's analysis. it's an act and several key policy changes in the last 2 years that really did allow it to become a better defense partner. like lifting some of the curves on its defense, exports like the increasing its defense spending to record levels. now there is also worth noting, of course, that japan is the biggest supporter of ukraine in asia. it stood by western countries on since day one as they enacted our sanctions against a rush off for its aggression against ukraine. and there is a phrase that casita has been repeating on his visit to here. it's today ukraine tomorrow, east asian in that you can really read his moti

republicans do not wants to win the border crisis they want to use it as a campaign. and that's for trump. now, the republicans know trump is going to be convicted and they're doing everything they can to push it on biden for everything that's going wrong in this country. biden is out there doing his best for everyone. republicans and democrats. and it's a shame that it was a circus today with the republicans. especially at the end when that man ranted two hours after it was adjourned and just kept on going. thank you for listening to me. >> senator mike lee was the republican senator from utah. .... we'll continue doing their jobs to keep america's safe pursue actual solutions at the border and congressional republicans should join them instead of wasting time on baseless political stunts while killing a real bipartisan border security reform. priscilla alvarez tweeting that statement out at the white house. two hour lines for all others this is grenada hills, california. good evening. >> hello, thank you. everyone else is been so coherent i've never been able too: be

the most familiar. perhaps, there will be the participation of theodore roosevelt, a republican who, usingat he ran not from the republican and from the democratic party , tried to stay in the white house for a third term. roosevelt then received a record for candidate from the third party the number of votes, he collected eighty-eight electoral votes, but did not win the winner in that election, it was 1912, became woodry. then there were two landmark speeches by southern politicians with a difference of 20 years, first, the senator from south carolina, strom thurmont, won electoral votes, this was in 1948, and 20 years later, george wallis, the former governor of alabama, also won electoral votes, but no one of them did not become the president of the united states, of course, in our now more modern times, the most famous such character became ross perot. no one doubted in 1992 that george w. bush would easily be able to stay in the white house for the second period, but nevertheless, the bush team allowed it to happen. rosa pero missed a serious mistake, and rosa pero immediately began

episodes, the most significant, perhaps, will be the participation of theodore roosevelt, a republican who, usingr both the republican and democratic parties, tried to stay in the white house for a third term. roosevelt then received a record number of votes for a third-party candidate; he collected eighty-eight electoral votes, but did not win those. election, it was 1912, became woodrow wilson. then there were two landmark speeches by southern politicians, 20 years apart, first senator from south carolina, strom thurmont , won electoral votes, this was in 1948, and 20 years later, george wallis, the former governor of alabama, also won electoral votes, but none of them became president of the united states, of course, in our more modern. at the time, the most famous such character was ross perot. no one doubted in 1992 that george bush sr. would easily be able to stay in the white house for a second term, but nevertheless, the bush team made a serious mistake, they missed ross perot, and rosa perot immediately began to attack the current president of the united states, and since he was in the s

house democrats let this administration's failed foreign policy slow walk us into world war iii or will they vote with house republicans in putting a check on joe biden's incompetence. i hope that this week they're going to come to their senses in ain -- and join us in standing with our strongest ally in the middle east over iran and its terrorist proxies. with that, i turn it over to our leader, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. with the world on fire, this is an incredibly difficult time for our allies around the world. you see what's happening in israel. it's no longer just the terrorist proxies like hamas that are trying to eviscerate israel but now you have iran directly striking at israel. you see what happened in ukraine with putin taking advantage of the weakness in the white house to try to re-establish the old soviet union. you watch what's happening in taiwan as they look over their shoulder at china. we don't choose moments like this. but history will judge us based on how we respond to moments like this. that's why this week you're seeing the house deal with a number of pieces of legislation to

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thanks so much with us now, republican congressman mike lawler of, new york, thanks for joining us. >having me, j. so i'm sorry. these are my questions, but i didn't create this drama and it's very real and i'm not the one that agreed to a one-person motion to vacate. that's you guys, not me. cnn was shown a copy of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's letter to her republican colleagues. did you get a copy? i did. >> so what do you think of it? >> look, i think it's a bunch of hogwash. i mean, at the end of the day here, the american people elected a house republican majority to govern, to serve as a check and balance on the biden administration not to fight amongst ourselves. it's mind-boggling to me that after what happened in october, where eight republicans teamed up with 208 democrats to remove kevin mccarthy and throw our majority into disarray that we would be back in this situation where a member is bringing forward a motion to vacate to say that mike johnson is not a conservative. i would hate to know what she thinks of me then because obviously, i'm representing a distric

senator roger marshall is with us, republican from kansas serves on the homeland security, governmentalairs and budget committees. great to have you in "focus." i want to start with without us where would israel be? is this really the road that we are going to risk going down? what is at stake? >> listen, as i listened to those comments i think about an old saying, a friend in need is a friend indeed. israel has always been a great friend to the united states. people are underestimating how much they have contributed to our safety and security as well with our intelligence. i want to remind folks that the blood of every person in gaza is on the hands of hamas who broke the cease-fire, who started this war. that's where the blood is. united states needs to stand firm beside the folks of israel and i know it is tough times right now. president eisenhower said i hate war and i've seen its futility and brutality. war is never pretty. this is a war created by hamas. as long as hamas has a presence there there will be no peace. they continue to say death to israel and death to america. >> har

this is yet another attempt by trump to use republican leadership and republican loyalty to him to helpconspiracy theories. but listen mike johnson would be would be well advised to remember the lessons of kevin mccarthyism which is that loyalty to trump flows one way in one way only donald trump did not help kevin mccarthy. keep his job in the end, despite kevin mccarthy's unwavering loyalty. >> dolan, i'm definitely demands loyalty does not give it out. very often. i want to move to arizona vice president kamala harris, headed to arizona on a reproductive rights tour as they're calling it after arizona revived laws from 18, 64 criminalizing abortion with one single exception, and that is the life of the mother. it's been the most recent strict abortion laws in the country i'm curious if you think that this what happened here is going to really give democrats the edge now, in this battleground, state i'm from, i have looked at polling on this issue across the country and in arizona is 65% of arizonans. this is republicans and democrats, okay, not just democrats absolutely are in favor

shannon: joining us republican senator john kennedy of louisiana.back to "fox news sunday." so your response to the calls there are democrats and republicans but you heard admiral kirby said that with the senate package to get done. the speaker has not moved in the house but what is your message to both of these bicameral institutions today? well, i think my position is pretty clear. i love israel. i despise putin. i despise the communist party of china. and i despise the ayatollah and iran. i do not want america to be the world's policeman. but i don't want those guys to be the world's policeman either. with those guys, if you turn the other cheek you just get in the neck. more sheep is not going to solve the willful problem. i expect, i don't know but i expect the speaker of the house probably next week will put an israel support bill on the floor of the house. i think it will be followed by a bill to support taiwan and the endo pacific. and i think he will put a bill to support ukraine. now i think his bill is going to make the money over what. t

at the end of the day, most of us, whether democrats, republicans, or independent believe that america must stand up for what is right. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with them. we don't let tyrants win. you don't watch global events unfold, we shake them. that is what it means to be an indispensable nation. because what it means to be a world superpower and a world leader in democracy. some of our maga republican folks reject that. that is exactly what we will continue to deliver. i thank you all very much and i'm now going off to make a hotel at a speech i'm late for. [overlapping shouting questions] [applause] >> thank you for bei h

they want you to think that everybody out there belongs to either the democratic or republican parties. polls show us the opposite. the number of people who no longer identify as republican or democrat is 50%. doesn't 50% of americans deserve other choices? polls also show it is 63% who want other choices. i would say it is undemocratic. this is the propaganda of the ruling parties and they want us to be the little boys or girls to do what they say which is to keep voting parties who are throwing aside of the bus. i find donald trump very worrisome but i also find joe biden very worrisome. to look at his policies that are driving us towards desperate war situations that are spending half of our budget, half of our tax dollars are being spent on endless wars like iraq, afghanistan, libya. these words are not making us safer or the world a more secure place they are doing the opposite and impoverishing us here at home leading to tens upon millions of people who don't have health care, housing, trapped in debt. we can fix these problems but we have to start spending our dollars for the american people n

, saying the procedure was used to solve policy disagreements. republicanthe potential ramifications from dismissing the charges so quickly. we've set a very unfortunate precedent here. this means that the senate can ignore, in effect, the house's impeachment. it doesn't make any difference whether our friends on the other side thought he should have been impeached or not. he was. live now to luke broadwater, a congressional correspondent for the new york times. this was a trial that was almost over before it started. are you surprised about how quickly this took place at how quickly this took place at how quickly these two articles of impeachment were dismissed by the senate?— the senate? no, it was perhaps the senate? no, it was perhaps the worst kept _ the senate? no, it was perhaps the worst kept secret _ the senate? no, it was perhaps the worst kept secret in - the worst kept secret in washington that the senate democrats planned to dismiss this case pretty quickly. they did not see this as a valid impeachment attempts. in the past, impeachment has bee

and now some news short of the world a group of republicans of the us house of representatives keyed the plan to remove the republican speaker of this house. for about 7 months, due to the disagreement between the democratic and republican representatives , the aid bill to ukraine was stalled, and now this dispute has been extended to the republicans. the speaker of the us house of representatives had recently separated this bill so that the aid budget for ukraine and border security would be reviewed and approved separately. this made johnson the target of severe criticism. republicans oppose aid to ukraine. these republicans seek to pressure the biden administration are to increase the border security budget to approve aid to ukraine. the tariff war between washington and pekin enters a new phase with the tripling of chinese steel import duties to the united states . the american president has proposed to increase the average import tariffs of steel and aluminum from china from 7.5% to more than 20%. the us claims that china is giving large subsidies to its steel companies to lower

when i was a senior staffer on capitol hill and the affordable care act was passing, we used to talk about we republicans talk about how decisions need to be between a person and theirhypocritical. this is putting bureaucrats right in decisions that should be between a woman and her doctor. >> and that coming from a republican woman, i think that's important for us to highlight. rina, thank you for offering your perspective. great to have you here as well as senator doug jones. it's good to see you too. thank you both for joining us. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," how many millions shohei ohtani's former interpreter is accused of staling and what happens next for him. >>> the latest in a story that could be a political thriller, a former u.s. ambassador accused of being a cuban spy since the 1980s in court facing possible sentencing today. in court facine sentencing today sual solutions to perfect your process. ♪♪ fastsigns. make your statement™. ♪ limu emu ♪ ♪ and doug ♪ hello, ghostbusters. it's doug... ... of doug and limu. we help people customize and save hundreds on car insurance with libert

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